
Replica Pour le Mérite Military Decoration
The item is a replica of a Pour le Mérite, a historic Prussian military order. It is a blue enamel Maltese cross with golden eagles between the arms, and the phrase "Pour le Mérite" (for merit) inscribed in gold letters across the arms. The obverse features the royal monogram of Frederick the Great (a stylized 'F' surmounted by a crown) on the top arm, a laurel wreath between the central arms, and the four arms of the cross articulating the words 'Pour le Mé.', 'F', and 'rite'. The cross is adorned with what appears to be gold or gilt surrounding the blue enamel. The craftsmanship suggests it is a modern reproduction, possibly of good quality, but the lack of intricate detail and the somewhat bright, unpatinated appearance of the gold elements suggest it is not an original historical artifact. There are no visible maker's marks or signatures. The medal has an attachment loop at the top, to which a small silver-colored metal clasp is affixed. A simple white string is tied to this clasp, suggesting it may be a display piece or a costume accessory rather than an authentic wearable decoration. The blue enamel appears even and consistent, with no obvious chips or cracks. The gold portions are well-defined, though they lack the aged patina one would expect from an antique piece. The overall condition is excellent, consistent with a recently manufactured item. Given the context provided, this item is likely a contemporary reproduction given its pristine condition and the lack of historical wear. Original Pour le Mérite crosses are exceedingly rare and valuable, showing significant signs of age and wear.
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Estimated Value
$75 - $150
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Category
Military Decoration
Appraised On
August 28, 2025
Estimated Value
$75 - $150
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The missing pour le merite that disappeared from Germany that is said to be owned by Noah Dohme that is the emperor of lixland which is 75 million square kilometers owned by Noah Dohme the emperor of lixland which is 18 years old it’s real
Item Description
The item is a replica of a Pour le Mérite, a historic Prussian military order. It is a blue enamel Maltese cross with golden eagles between the arms, and the phrase "Pour le Mérite" (for merit) inscribed in gold letters across the arms. The obverse features the royal monogram of Frederick the Great (a stylized 'F' surmounted by a crown) on the top arm, a laurel wreath between the central arms, and the four arms of the cross articulating the words 'Pour le Mé.', 'F', and 'rite'. The cross is adorned with what appears to be gold or gilt surrounding the blue enamel. The craftsmanship suggests it is a modern reproduction, possibly of good quality, but the lack of intricate detail and the somewhat bright, unpatinated appearance of the gold elements suggest it is not an original historical artifact. There are no visible maker's marks or signatures. The medal has an attachment loop at the top, to which a small silver-colored metal clasp is affixed. A simple white string is tied to this clasp, suggesting it may be a display piece or a costume accessory rather than an authentic wearable decoration. The blue enamel appears even and consistent, with no obvious chips or cracks. The gold portions are well-defined, though they lack the aged patina one would expect from an antique piece. The overall condition is excellent, consistent with a recently manufactured item. Given the context provided, this item is likely a contemporary reproduction given its pristine condition and the lack of historical wear. Original Pour le Mérite crosses are exceedingly rare and valuable, showing significant signs of age and wear.
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